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Donald Trump’s Pattern of Deference to the Kremlin Is Clear

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https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2019/01/trump-russia-putin-burden/580477/

When Donald Trump gives interviews, it’s usually to Fox News. When he gives interviews to Fox, it’s usually to the channel’s opinion side, not to tougher questioners such as Chris Wallace or Bret Baier. But there he was Saturday night, talking to the normally friendly Jeanine Pirro and receiving what he called the most insulting question in his life.


“Are you now or have you ever worked for Russia, Mr. President?” Pirro asked, citing a New York Times article from over the weekend disclosing that the FBI in May 2017 had opened a counterintelligence inquiry into whether Trump was secretly working for Russia. She delivered the question dismissively, with a chuckle, but she asked it—and received a remarkable answer.
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Trump replied that that was the most insulting question he had ever been asked.

Trump never actually denied working for the Russians and his statement 'That they [the NYTimes] found nothing' doesn't sound like there's nothing to be found.
 
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